If setting it up like the picture shown with the fire place, is there another way to mount it besides it being permanent?
8247
Well, you can use some weights, but what I did was use two screws for the bottom tab. I mounted it on the floor trim, it is wood and painted. When I take it down I just touch up 4 small holes.
8248
I'm not sure I understand your question, but I'll try to respond. When you set it up to where it connects to itself making an octagonal shape, it is not permanent. However you can set it up and attach it to walls or door facings and make it permanent.
8249
When you mount it, you attach it to the walls with screws so you can always take it down and reuse it. You can also take the gate down but leave the wall mount in the wall if you want to temporarily take the gate down but put it back up later (like if you want to light a fire etc). Just a side note: the screws they supply are useless so you'll need to get longer ones if you are looking to use the wall mount.
2157900
Yes and no. It's intended to be temporary. But to make permanent there is a hole in each ramp run at the top. So we used a masonry screw and bolted it to our top step.
267294
Hey Jim,My version didn't have a mounting option. When I reviewed it, this was one of the suggestions I made. I have put some double sided tape on it and it has been holding up pretty well.
1993320
No, this not a permanent mount. You can use either suction grip or Velcro. I have taken mine off several times. It is a good mounting system.....no complaints at all.
1560837
It doesn't come with any hardware for mounting. You would have to rig something up on your own. Plus, the metal that surrounds the whole thing gets very hot, so it would likely damage a cabinet if it were very close or in direct contact.
1953777
You can always thread it with a longer rope if needed. With a long enough rope ,you can mount it any hieght you would like.
915177
The simple answer is yes. You may need to be creative in the way you mount it.
725904
i love my heater. i mounted mine in the fire box of my fire place.i just raised it on a course of bricks. it looks great!debbie
1411106
I thought the same thing so I put it on my fireplace mantel . If you figure out a good way let me know. There was one way we thought was to put a wall anchor through the back of it to help secure it. Sorry I couldn't help you much
2003609
To be installed correctly it must be drilled and screwed in place, but its easy to do. However you could extend it and lay it on the ground.
1244418
no but you can customize it just like I did and now its mounted on my ceiling. by that i mean use wood to build a frame or something
1958657
You would have to provide your own anchors and screws that can fit through the holes on the mount. Use a mason bit slightly smaller than the anchor to mount it.
1898070
No, but it locks in place anytime you want so no need to mount it permanently.
717554
Mount it from a pole attached to the ceiling above rather than a pole mounted from the ground/base unit as seen in the picture. Just reverse the mounting from above...
244873
Yes, you can. I placed mine in a standard metal fire pit and that works too.
1983078
I hope to mount it on mine. However, I had a fire in my garage and I have to wait until they re-roof the garage to complete the install.
33684
No, Not that firebox. It is a non vent design. You can install firebox, just can't connect your stack to it. It was made specifically to be vent less. Good Luck.